Meridian, Idaho -
Despite thick fog that delayed play for two hours Monday,
the Seattle U men’s golf team got in two rounds of the BSU Dash Thomas Memorial
held at The Club at Spurwing in Meridian, Idaho.
Rob Seibly (Spokane, Wash.) led the way for SU, playing his
first two rounds of the tournament at 1-under-par 141. Seibly turned in a
2-over 73 in the morning round, but shot 68 for the second time this year in
the afternoon to sit in 11th place entering Tuesday’s final round of
play.
David Torres (Armenia, Colombia) sits in a tie for 28th
after turning in rounds of 74 and 72 Monday. He is currently at four over par
for the tournament.
Preston Matchett (Billings, Mont.) played his first
competitive rounds of the year Monday at The Club at Spurwing, carding a
five-over par 76 and six-over-par 77 to total 153 stokes, 11 above par and in a
tie for 59th. Just four shots behind him sit Will Holdridge (Lynden,
Wash.) and John Pechan (Bothell, Wash.), who both shot 15-over-par 157 over
Monday’s two rounds to sit tied with each other for 67th place.
As a team, the Redhawks are 11th with a total of
595 strokes, 27 strokes over par. Washington State has the team lead at
seven-under-par 561, while Mason Casper of Utah Valley played two rounds in 135
shots, seven under par, to take the individual lead.
SU will play the third and final round of the BSU Dash
Thomas Memorial Tuesday Sept. 25. Play will begin at 8:00 a.m. Pacific time with
a shotgun start.
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